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BOOK 9 OF THE WHISKEY GULCH SERIES — THE HOTTEST ROMANTIC COMEDY IN THE WEST!

Business is boiling—and so are the ghosts.

When the legendary ghost town of Whiskey Gulch hosts its first ever Ghost Chili Cookoff, Jo McGraw just wants peace, prizes, and maybe a night without paranormal interference. What she gets instead is a five-alarm fire of...

The future’s calling, and it sounds drunk.

When the long-dead telegraph in Whiskey Gulch suddenly sparks to life, it starts spitting out tomorrow’s headlines, next week’s scandals, and enough bad predictions to make Jo McGraw wish for simpler problems—like stampeding cattle or flying furniture.

Now the ghosts are gossiping in Morse code, Aggie...

The animals are restless, the ghosts are howling, and the cow’s having an identity crisis.

When a herd of ghostly goats storms through Whiskey Gulch, Jo McGraw figures it’s just another day inside the force field that’s kept her—and everyone else—stuck in this haunted Western town. But when her dogs start arguing with the afterlife and MooDonna,...

Welcome back to Whiskey Gulch—where the whiskey’s haunted, the ghosts have stage fright, and the living can’t get a word in over the applause.

When Aggie Pruitt jokes that the ghosts should “put on a show,” the idea takes on a life—and afterlife—of its own. Overnight, posters appear on tombstones, the saloon transforms into a haunted cabaret, and...

Every haunting ends in a drinking contest — or at least it does in Whiskey Gulch.

When a cursed whiskey barrel rolls into town glowing like it’s been blessed and damned in the same breath, peace talks between the living and the dead collapse faster than a drunk preacher. The barrel never runs dry, never stops humming, and refuses to mind its own...

You can’t bury the past if it’s already drunk.

The final chapter of the Whiskey Gulch saga raises one last glass to ghosts, grit, and glorious chaos.
Fourteen books. One unforgettable town. And a last call nobody saw coming.

When the skies crack open over Whiskey Gulch, every haunting, heartbreak, and half-finished story comes rushing home for the...

Hayden at the Revolution (1775–1783)

The American Revolution did not begin with a declaration or a grand speech. It began with confusion, musket fire, and farmers who never imagined they would become soldiers. Into this chaos steps Hayden Carter, a young time traveler from our own century, thrust into the moment when thirteen colonies decided...

The drums of war are beating, and the nation Hayden once watched being born now begins to tear itself apart.

When the mysterious pull returns, Hayden is thrust into a new century, where the United States no longer faces a distant king, but an enemy within its own borders. Brother fights brother, neighbor turns against neighbor, and the promises...

A boy pulled through time. A nation torn apart. A war that would decide the meaning of freedom.

Hayden Carter never chooses when history claims him. The Pull drags him without warning, thrusting him into America’s most defining moments. This time, it seizes him in 1861 — just as cannons thunder at Fort Sumter and the Civil War begins.

One moment,...

The Civil War is over, but America’s battles are not. The Pull drags Hayden Carter westward, into a nation hungry for land and willing to break any promise to get it.

The frontier is no empty wilderness. It is home to , Cherokee, Lakota, Cheyenne, Apache, Navajo, Comanche, Arapaho, Nez Perce, and many others who have lived on the land for...

Hayden and the Age of Empire (1898–1916)

“Power abroad comes at a price at home.”

The year is 1898, and America stands on the edge of a new destiny. When the USS Maine explodes in Havana Harbor, a restless nation rushes to war with Spain. Young men volunteer, newspapers shout “Remember the Maine!”, and suddenly the United States — once a...

The war to end all wars was only the beginning.

Europe is burning. Trenches stretch for miles across the scarred fields of France, where machine guns mow down entire generations and poison gas drifts like a silent predator. Tanks rumble forward, biplanes duel in the skies, and the ground itself shakes under the thunder of artillery. It is 1916,...

On the bloodstained beaches of Normandy, a boy becomes a witness to history.

Hayden Carter never meant to become a hero. Swept from his ordinary life and thrown into the heart of World War II, Hayden finds himself on the front lines of the world’s greatest conflict—from the chaos of D-Day and the frozen forests of the Battle of the Bulge, to the...

From the steaming jungles of Guadalcanal to the black sands of Iwo Jima, Hayden marches into the Pacific War — where nature itself can kill as surely as enemy fire.

Drawn into the heart of the struggle against Imperial Japan, Hayden witnesses the Marines’ desperate stand on bloody beaches, the harrowing island-hopping campaigns, and the quiet...

Witness to War: Hayden in the Korean War (1950–1953)
Book Nine of the Witness to War Series

In the frozen valleys, blazing skies, and shattered cities of the Korean War, survival was more than courage—it was endurance.

June 25, 1950. North Korea storms across the 38th parallel, and Hayden finds himself thrust into a conflict history would nearly...

The jungle does not forgive.
The rivers hide their secrets.
And for Hayden Carter, the Vietnam War is no longer history on a page — it is the fire he must walk through.

From the moment American “advisors” land in South Vietnam, Hayden finds himself among them, watching whispers turn into firefights. In the sweltering heat of the Mekong Delta, he...

In the Cold War’s forgotten battles, every shadow hides a story—and Hayden was there to see them all.

History often remembers the mushroom clouds, the missile silos, and the superpower standoffs. But for those who served, the Cold War was not only fought in boardrooms or at summits. It was waged in the dust of foreign streets, the claustrophobic...

“Steel rain fell on the desert, and history called it a quick war — but for those who fought, it lasted a lifetime.”

When Saddam Hussein’s tanks rolled into Kuwait in August 1990, the world watched in shock. In Washington, leaders vowed the aggression would not stand. In the sands of Saudi Arabia, a vast coalition began to assemble. And in the...

For two decades, the mountains of Afghanistan echoed with gunfire, prayers, and promises that rarely lasted longer than the soldiers who made them. For Hayden, drawn once again into the storm of history, it becomes the longest march of his life — a war fought not only in dust and fire, but in the fragile spaces of memory.

When the Twin Towers...